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    Default randr 1.3 multi-gpu and crossfire?

    I just read a snppet from the front page that briefly mentioned the possibility of randr 1.3 supporting multiple GPU's driving a single display?

    Is that possible? What about crossfire and sli? Wouldnt this effectively be a better solution? If t is possible how would it work?

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    I think "multiple GPUs in a single X screen" meant "being able to extend an X session across multiple screens on multiple GPUs so you could drag windows from a screen on one GPU to a screen on the other GPU".

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    Ok

    I guess, I need to pull my head out eh? Sorry for any irrational excitement I may have posed...

    hehe

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    being able to extend an X session across multiple screens on multiple GPUs so you could drag windows from a screen on one GPU to a screen on the other GPU
    now that sounds really crazy. and difficult.

    maybe because while reading this one i thought to myself "being able to drag a running application from one pc to another pc"

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    Quote Originally Posted by yoshi314 View Post
    now that sounds really crazy. and difficult.

    maybe because while reading this one i thought to myself "being able to drag a running application from one pc to another pc"
    you can already do that with dmx (http://dmx.sourceforge.net/).

    Alex

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    I've always wanted to try dmx. In the grand 16 monitor setup described on the homepage:
    http://dmx.sourceforge.net/

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